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jonahlibrach
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jonahlibrach
4y ago
Free tool for researchers to analyze gel/blot images and create presentation and publication figures therefrom.
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jonahlibrach
5y ago
No plans for taking it mobile.
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Early stage, should we support all browsers or direct users to Chrome?
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jonahlibrach
5y ago
We have less than 100 daily active users. One of our users complained about a bug that showed up on Safari. My intuition is to just direct all my users to use Chrome – I guess if their problem is burning enough this shouldn't be a pro
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Build western blot figures in seconds
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jonahlibrach
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Visual debugging tools (something bigger/better than Redux devtools)
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jonahlibrach
7y ago
We should just throw everyone in a hazmat suit and continue our everyday lives!
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jonahlibrach
7y ago
The number of new covid sites is actually a huge problem. Regardless, no site will be successful without speaking to actual users. And in this case my users are the researchers.
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jonahlibrach
7y ago
The site is called http://sciugo.com
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Has anybody spoken directly to Covid-19 researchers/practitioners?
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jonahlibrach
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Yea, you're right, thanks. We're working on this dataset browsing. What don't you like about the lefthand side?
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7y ago
I'm building Sciugo, which will help COVID-19 researchers share data and find relevant results. http://sciugo.com/ gives biomedical researchers a repository to store and share their research. The research is formatted
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sciugo.com is a site which gives biomedical researchers sharable repositories for their research. If the site gains traction amongst COVID-19 researchers, it will be the first time researchers document their results in a format that can be
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jonahlibrach
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Learning to use the command line is a requirement for all serious programmers and its great you want to start. It can be pretty overwhelming to use the terminal so you may have to some reading to get yourself really comfortable. I usually g